Anaka Mines of the Methow Valley Seed Collective will share some introductory concepts on how to save your own seeds from common crops in the Methow Valley.  She’ll discuss the basics of how to adapt crops to our climatic region and why it’s so important to be adaptive in our approach to agriculture.  As founder of the Methow Valley Seed Collective, she asks how can we work together as a community to maintain a supply of local seeds that we can all use and share?  – the heart of seed saving.  Her talk is a prelude to the community Seed Swap and Gathering on 18 February.  Doors open at 5:30, eat at 6:00, program at 6:15 pm.  Please bring food to share. Plates, silverware and water provided.